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eBird in Stephenville Crossing--Estuary (main birding area)

eBirding This Month Jun 2024

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40 Species 15 Checklists eBirders

New Species

Native and Naturalized (5)

  1. Red-winged Blackbird Agelaius phoeniceus
    # Count: 1
    Date:
    Observer: John Brattey
    Location: Stephenville Crossing--Estuary (main birding area)
  2. Common Yellowthroat Geothlypis trichas
    # Count: 1
    Date:
    Observer: Kathy Marche
    Location: Stephenville Crossing--Estuary (main birding area)
  3. Green-winged Teal Anas crecca
    # Count: 3
    Date:
    Observer: Denise McIsaac
    Location: Stephenville Crossing--Estuary (main birding area)
  4. Greater Yellowlegs Tringa melanoleuca
    # Count: 2
    Date:
    Observer: Denise McIsaac
    Location: Stephenville Crossing--Estuary (main birding area)
  5. American Redstart Setophaga ruticilla
    # Count: 1
    Date:
    Observer: Denise McIsaac
    Location: Stephenville Crossing--Estuary (main birding area)
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This Month, Jun 2024
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Checklist Leaders

  • 1.
    Kathy Marche
    4
  • 2.
    Alison Mews
    2
  • 2.
    Ethel Dempsey
    2
  • 2.
    Denise McIsaac
    2
  • 5.
    Todd Boland
    1
  • 5.
    Anne Hughes
    1
  • 5.
    Glenn Mitchell
    1

Species Leaders

  • 1.
    Kathy Marche
    33
  • 2.
    Alison Mews
    28
  • 2.
    Ethel Dempsey
    28
  • 4.
    Denise McIsaac
    27
  • 5.
    Glenn Mitchell
    22
  • 6.
    Todd Boland
    15
  • 6.
    Anne Hughes
    15
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